Montana celebrates 133 years since the declaration of city status

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By Decree No. 626 of‍ the Ministry of Internal⁣ Affairs ⁣of ⁢December 2, 1891, the⁢ village municipality of⁢ Kutlov was renamed “Ferdinand“. This ‍act confirmed the decision ‍of the VI National Assembly, adopted on November 15 of the same year. Thus, after the Liberation, revives the city status ​of today’s ‍Montana, given to it already by the Romans in⁢ the 2nd century.

The ⁣municipality of Montana⁤ has ‌organized many events for the‌ holiday. The customary christmas market opens.A farmer’s market is also held near it on‍ Zheravitsa ⁤Square. products⁢ from it will be raffle prizes.The ⁤names of the winners will ⁤be drawn at 5pm on the​ outdoor stage in ⁢the city centre. At‍ 5:30 p.m., the​ lights of the Christmas tree will also‍ be lit. Maggie Janavarova will⁣ sing for the⁢ citizens of⁣ Montana, and the concert will be illuminated by a laser show.

The “Light ⁢classics” concert of the Symphony⁤ – Vratsa ‌in‍ the ​National Community Centre “Razum​ 1883” starts at 7 p.m. The soloists are the ⁣soprano Tanya Lazarova and the tenor ⁤Andreya mirchev. They ‌will perform arias and ⁢duets from operas, operettas and musicals. The program‍ also includes symphonic interpretations of works by Strauss, Verdi, Shostakovich and others.

At a reception on the occasion​ of‍ the 133rd anniversary of the announcement of ‍the city status,​ the mayor Zlatko Zhivkov will⁢ present​ an⁣ honorary badge to companies that​ have ‍contributed ‍to ⁤the advancement of Montana.

How do local events, according to Dr. Stoyanova, impact community bonding and local‌ businesses in Montana?

Interview with Dr. ⁤Elena Stoyanova,Historian and Local culture Expert

Time.news Editor: thank⁣ you​ for⁢ joining us⁤ today, Dr. Stoyanova. we recently learned about the rich history of Montana, particularly its journey to reclaim city status after ⁢being established by the Romans in the 2nd century. Can you elaborate on the significance of this ‌ancient milestone?

Dr. Elena Stoyanova: ​Absolutely, and thank ‌you for having​ me. The renaming of the village municipality of Kutlov⁣ to “Ferdinand” by Decree No. 626 in 1891 was crucial​ in solidifying Montana’s identity. This act not only acknowledged the town’s historical roots but also celebrated the Liberation, marking a new chapter in its development. The revival of city status allows Montana to⁢ embrace its‍ historical heritage ‌while ​also promoting modern growth.

Time.news Editor: Fascinating.With the upcoming festivities celebrating⁢ this milestone, such as the​ Christmas market and the “Light classics” concert, what‌ do ​these events represent for the ‌community?

dr. Elena Stoyanova: These events‍ are vital for community bonding and cultural enrichment. The Christmas market fosters local economies and highlights regional products, which is essential for sustainability.The ⁢concert featuring local ⁢artists like soprano Tanya Lazarova⁢ and tenor Andreya Mirchev not only showcases talent ‍but ‌also cultivates thankfulness for cultural arts. It’s a chance for ⁢residents to connect with their history while enjoying present-day celebrations.

Time.news Editor: Speaking‍ of cultural events, how important are they‌ for local businesses and tourism in Montana?

Dr. Elena Stoyanova: Events like​ these serve‍ as a⁣ catalyst for local ‍businesses and tourism. Bringing people together ‌creates ‍a vibrant atmosphere that draws ⁤visitors from outside the region. The farmer’s market, for example, not⁣ only provides ⁤raffle prizes but also supports⁤ local farmers and‌ artisans. Exposure during such events can ‌significantly uplift local commerce, putting Montana on‍ the map as ‌a cultural destination.

Time.news Editor: You ​mentioned the mayor’s role in recognizing ‍local ‌companies contributing⁢ to the city’s ⁤development. Why is formal recognition important ⁤in community gatherings?

Dr. Elena ​Stoyanova: Recognition from ⁤local leadership plays a critical role in motivating businesses. when ‍the mayor,Zlatko Zhivkov,presents honorary badges,it ​instills pride in companies and encourages them to continue contributing to the⁣ community’s success. Acknowledgments like these ⁢foster a spirit of collaboration and commitment to social obligation, which is vital⁢ for Montana’s growth trajectory.

Time.news Editor: as we approach the final events of⁢ the season, what practical advice can you offer to our readers⁢ interested in participating or contributing to⁢ their local communities?

dr. ⁣Elena Stoyanova: I would ⁢encourage readers to ⁣engage‍ actively with local events, whether by attending them, volunteering, or supporting local businesses. Every small action ‌counts. Additionally, staying informed about community ​initiatives can definitely help individuals identify areas where they‌ can contribute their skills or resources. Building a sense⁣ of ⁣community makes our ⁢towns⁣ more vibrant and resilient.

time.news Editor: Thank you,Dr. stoyanova, for your insights ⁤on⁢ Montana’s rich heritage and the significance⁢ of ​community involvement. We look forward to seeing how these events unfold!

Dr. Elena⁢ Stoyanova: Thank you! It’s been a pleasure discussing the ⁣importance​ of⁣ our history⁤ and culture. I hope ‌everyone gets involved in celebrating this incredible journey.

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